Catalog of Citizenship, Consumer, Law-Related

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Catalog of Citizenship, Consumer, Law-Related, Values
and Character Education Curriculum Materials. Fifth
Edition with 1993 Supplement.
INSTITUTION
Utah State Office of Education, Salt Lake City.
Statewide Clearinghouse on Law-Related Education.
PUB DATE
93
NOTE
167p.
AVAILABLE FROM
Utah Statewide Clearinghouse on Law-Related
Education, Utah State Office of Education, 250 East
500 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84111.
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DESCRIPTORS
Athletics; Child Abuse; *Citizenship Education;
Constitutional Law; *Consumer Education; Correctional
Rehabilitation; Courts; Criminal Law; Drug
Legislation; Elections; Elementary Secondary
Education; Equal Protection; Family (Sociological
Unit); Instructional Materials; International Law;
Juvenile Justice; Law Related Education; Newspapers;
Police; Social Studies; United States History;
*Values Education
IDENTIFIERS
Utah Law Related Education Project
ABSTRACT
This catalog lists the materials that the Utah
Statewide Clearinghouse on Law-Related Education loans to teachers
and anybody else interested in law-related education (LRE). The
catalog provides a table of contents that guides the reader to
materials on all aspects of law from the constitution to legislation
against drug use and on all aspects of the justice system from the
police to prisons. The materials include curriculum, lesson plans,
computer programs, text books, videos, games, kits and other teaching
resources. Each entry contains a description of the material, its
purpose, and the targeted grade levels. To facilitate borrowing, the
catalog explains lending procedures and provides the hours and
address of the clearinghouse. (JD)
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CATALOG
of
Citizenship, Consumer, Law-Related, Values and
Character Education Curriculum Materials
Fifth Edition
Revised 1992
Utah Statewide Clearinghouse on Law-Related Education
Utah State Office of Education
250 East 500 South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
Utah
The Utah Statewide Clearinghouse on Law-Related Education is part of the
Law-Related Education Project at the Utah State Office of Education
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250 East Fifth South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
District 5
District 1
Neoia Brown
Frances H. Merrill
495 North 300 East
838 East 4280 South
Murray, Utah 84107
Beaver, Utah 84713
Phone: [phone]
Phone: [phone]
District 2
District 6
Keith T. Checketts
C. Grant Hurst
1495 East 1140 North
1893 Terrance Drive
Logan, Utah 84321
Sandy, Utah 84093
Phone: [phone]
Phone: [phone]
District 3
District 7
Katharine B. Garff
Donald G. Christensen
551 Indian Springs Road
4196 South 4000 West
Bountiful, Utah 84010
West Valley City, Utah 84120
Phone: [phone]
Phone: [phone]
District 4
District 8
Ruth Hardy Funk
Jay Liechty
2387 Lynwood Drive
1250 North 1750 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84109
Provo, Utah 84604
Phone: [phone]
Phone: [phone]
District 9
Harold S. Jensen
24 East 100 North
Gunnison, Utah 84634
Phone: [phone]
Scott W. Bean, Executive Officer
Phone: [phone]
Twila B. Aftleck, Secretary
Phone: [phone]
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INTRODUCTION
What is the Clearinghouse?
Law-Related Education is part of the
The Utah Statewide Clearinghouse on
It is
Utah State Office of Education.
Utah Law-Related Education Project at the
constitutional, consumers law-related, values,
a lending library of citizenship,
materials.
and character education curriculum
It was originally housed at
1980.
The Clearinghouse was opened in November
It is presently
Circuit Court.
the Third District Court, then at the Fifth
Textbook Library at the Utah
located on the ground floor at the rear of the
State Office of Education in Salt Lake City.
Purpose of the Catalog
available to be checked out
All materials located at the Clearinghouse are
corrections personnel, and the
free of charge by educators, lawyers, court and
Materials available include books, booklets, games, kits,
general public.
The Catalog has been organized
films, videos, posters, and computer software.
Entries are listed in only one category in the catalog but may
topically.
It is suggested that teachers refer to the
obviously apply to another topic.
other general topics.
topic of their choice, but also become familiar with
Each entry has a short
Within each topic, entries are in alphabetical order.
publisher, date, and
annotation, grade level, and may also list the author,
Please refer to
Following each title is the log number (L- ).
number of pages.
) when ordering.
materials by titles and log number (L-
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Ordering Materials
of charge on a
All materials listed are available to be checked out free
Date due cards are found in all materials to remind you
three-week loan basis.
Because we have limited quantities of most items, we will
when items are due.
not returned on
be unable to meet your or other's requests, if materials are
to
It is preferable that materials be picked up and returned in person
time.
However, the Clearinghouse will mail materials outside Salt
the Clearinghouse.
paid by the
Lake County at our expense, as long as return mailing expenses are
Clearinghouse users.
Lost or damaged materials must be replaced by
borrower.
For your convenience as well as ours, please order materials by phone or
mail at least two days before picking them up.
Nancy N. Mathews, Director
Write to:
Utah Statewide Clearinghouse on Law-Related Education
Utah State Office of Education
250 East 500 South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
[phone] or [phone]
Phone:
If staff are not available to fill your order, an
answering machine [phone] will take your message, and
the order will be filled within 24 hours.
Clearinghouse
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday - Friday
Hours:
Please call for an appointment as the Textbook Library which
houses the Clearinghouse is not open to the general
public.
Returning of Materials
The Utah State Office of Education is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Returned materials should be left in the wire
Monday through Friday.
basket outside of Nancy Mathews' Office, Room 139 (southwest corner of the
If returning by mail, please send to the above address.
first floor).
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
INTRODUCTION
Laws/Rules
1
17
Crime/Criminals
23
Juveniles/Juvenile Law
27
Law Enforcement/Police
29
Prisons/Corrections
Conflict Resolution/Problem Solving
31
35
Supreme Court
39
Courts/Justice
43
Mock Trials
49
American History
55
U. S. Government/Civics
63
Constitution/Bill of Rights
85
Constitutional Rights
89
Equality
93
Elections/Voting
97
International Law
99
Environmental Law
Sports/Sports Law
101
Citizenship/Ethics/Rights and Responsibilities
103
109
Values
113
Self Esteem
115
Drugs/Alcohol
Child Abuse
117
Family Law
119
F.
IV
Page
121
Women
123
Children's Literature
Business Law
131
133
Consumer Education
139
Using Newspapers
Lesson Plans and Curriculum Guides
141
145
Teacher Reference
153
Posters
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LAWS/RULES
The American Leal System
1-4
10-12
Book
(L-882)
Need for Law
- Society's
Unit 1
in the social studies an
The aim is to give general education
important new dimension.
1-4
10-12
Book
(L-883)
Unit 2 - The Techniques of Law
of law and government to
This unit deals with applying techniques
social problems.
1-4
10-12
Book
(L-884)
Unit 3 - Law and Social Change
changes that occur everyday,
This unit deals with the important social
problems or make the current
and changes that may bring new social
problems worse.
Book
(1-885)
Basic Social Values
Unit 4 - Constitutional Protection of
1-4
10-12
of basic social values, and how
This book deals with the interference
protection.
one can use. the law for
1-4
10-12
Book
(L-886)
Unit 5 - The Limits of the Law
limits of the law and what the
This unit deals with understanding the
law can and cannot do for people.
1-4
T.R.
Book
(1-488)
Annals of Law - The Insanity Defense
the middle of the nineteenth century
It discusses the insanity defense from
From The New
Emphasizes the John W. Hinckley case.
to the present.
Yorker, July 2, 1984.
Book
L-1141 Teacher Guide)
Civil Justice 3rd Edition (1-1140 Student Book,
7-9
B -2
people about the American legal
Involves, stimulates, and teaches young
of law on their everyday
It helps students understand the impact
system.
and cannot, take to protect
lives as well as the practical steps they can,
Constitutional Rights Foundation. (1st Ed.,
their rights as citizens.
Guide, L-151 duplicating masters,
1978, L-146 - Student Book, L-137 Teacher
duplicating masters.)
Revised Edition, L-513 Student Book, L-517
etC211;14 (L-893)
T.R.
I-1
Book
and medicare to
rom taxes, social security,
n ormation on everyt ing
The book answers thousands of
civil rights, marriage, and divorce.
questions on countless legal matters.
7-12
Videos
Cop Talk
Utah Law-Related
"Tre" videos focus on juvenile law and Utah procedures.
Education Project.
(L-218)
"Shoplifting"
"Vandalism" (L-220)
(L-223)
"Search and Seizure"
(L-222)
"Runaways"
"Role of a Police Officer" (L-226)
1
Laws/Rules
1-6
7-12
Book
(L-6)
Cop Talk Instructor's Guide
Each chapter contains
Designed to accompany the Cop Talk videotape series.
background information, lesson plans, outlines, activities, and extensive
Utah State Office of Education, 1981, 158 pp.
resource lists.
Book
1-4
7-9
Crazy Laws
(L-1016)
An amusing collection of funny and "crazy" laws enacted over
Hyman, Dick.
the years in cities and states coast to coast.
1-4
Bookletts
3-6
Crime and the Law
(L-1157)
"The Law and You", "How to be an Effective
A group of nine (9) booklets:
Witness", "Shoplifting", "Crime Victims", "Protect Your Home", "Vandalism",
"Going to Court", "Prevent Crime", and "Crime Prevention."
10-12
D-4
Kit
Current Legal Issues I
(L-17)
This four-part program examines the response of the American legal system
It is designed to stimulate
to current social and criminal problems.
National
student interest in contemporary issues involving the law.
Institute for Citizen Education in the Law, Random House, 1984.
Computers and the Law
Who are "computer criminals" and how is the law dealing with them?
The program investigates the new type of crime and the new breed of
Opening with a scene
criminal spawned by the computer revolution.
from the movie "War Games", in which a student almost starts World War
III with a personal computer, this filmstrip explores the aspects of
computer crime by taking the viewer through several actual cases.
The Fight Goes On
Sex Discrimination:
This filmstrip looks at the history of sex discrimination in America
This program identifies
and the legal struggle to ensure equality.
laws against discrimination and the controversies that have surrounded
Tracing the movement of women into male dominated professions
them.
and the subsequent rise of new forms of discrimination, the filmstrip
Some of the
shows the demands made on the legal system to keep pace.
current issues explored are sexual harassment and comparable worth.
A Woman on the Court
Sandra Day O'Connor:
A biography of Supreme Court Justice O'Connor in the context of newly
Her case history
emerging status of women in the professional world.
dramatizes the rapidly changing rates of progress for women in the
In addition to examining her background, the filmstrip
legal system.
explores why she was chosen and why it took so long for a woman to be
appointed.
The Party's Over
Drunk Drivin?:
An examination of the proposed legal solutions for the devastating
This filmstrip reviews the new
problem of drunk driving.
organizations that have sprung up to combat drunk driving and
considers the recommendations of the Presidential Commission.
Students have the opportunity to debate the pros and cons of mandatory
jail terms for drunk drivers, sobriety checkpoints, and raising the
drinking age to 21.
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